August 6, 2017

Best Real Rock Mix | Reggae Lover Podcast – Episode 68

by kahlil wonda Podcasts, reggae, Reggae Lover Podcast • Tags: #reggaelover, boom shots, cali, dancehall, DJ, dub, Entertainment, Festivals, indie, irie, Jamaica, Love, music, podcast, Radio, Rastafari, Rastafarian, reggae, reggaemusic, reggaeska, Rockers, rocksteady, roots, rootsreggae, rootsrockreggae, rubadub, serato, underground, urban

The best real rock riddim mix you ever heard?

Take a listen. The Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Emmanuel Brown kicks off the mix and closes it out with the same song in a different style. The Real Rock Riddim is the most versioned reggae Riddim and the most sampled reggae instrumental in history.

The original was played in 1967 by one of Coxsone Dodd’s session bands at Studio One, the Sound Dimension band. Ever since then it’s been a foundation instrumental for dancehall and reggae. The real rock is just a part of Reggae music that is never going to stop. You are going to hear that beat in movies, on your radio, on your mix tapes, and in your parties. I kept the mix short and spicy so it doesn’t get boring.

If you love reggae music and have been listening from back in the days, then this should be nostalgic for you. This is a dedication to you, REGGAE LOVER,

SOUNDCLOUD: CLICK TO DOWNLOAD, OR PRESS PLAY BELOW TO LISTEN NOW.

APPLE PODCAST: SUBSCRIBE OR LISTEN VIA ITUNES.

GOOGLE PLAY MUSIC: SUBSCRIBE OR LISTEN HERE.

STITCHER RADIO: SUBSCRIBE OR LISTEN HERE.

Shank I Sheck Riddim Mix | Reggae Lover by Highlanda Sound – Ep. 67

by kahlil wonda Podcasts, reggae, Reggae Lover Podcast • Tags: #reggaelover, boom shots, cali, dancehall, DJ, dub, Entertainment, Festivals, indie, irie, Jamaica, Love, music, podcast, Radio, Rastafari, Rastafarian, reggae, reggaemusic, Rockers, rocksteady, roots, rootsreggae, rootsrockreggae, rubadub, serato, underground, urban

The Shank I Sheck originally was a 1964/1965 Ska instrumental by Baba Brooks with production by King Edward on the Rio Records label. Rio is a subsidiary of Direct Records Ltd. and later Doctor Bird which like the other top Jamaican labels of the 1960’s had most of their releases distributed by Trojan Records. There have been hundreds of songs released on various versions of this instrumental over the decades with many top rated hits peaking in the 1980s and 1990s. The riddim track was a favorite for deejays and singers to perform over and a huge dub plate riddim for sound system selectors to record dub plates on as well.

SOUNDCLOUD: CLICK TO DOWNLOAD, OR PRESS PLAY BELOW TO LISTEN NOW.

APPLE PODCAST: SUBSCRIBE OR LISTEN VIA ITUNES.

GOOGLE PLAY MUSIC: SUBSCRIBE OR LISTEN HERE.

STITCHER RADIO: SUBSCRIBE OR LISTEN HERE.

November 9, 2016

What Everybody Ought to Know About Rub A Dub

by kahlil wonda events, History, Interviews, News, Podcasts, reggae • Tags: Atlanta, dancehall, Jah Prince, Radio, Rub A Dub, Sunsplash Mix Show

I got this link today from Jah Prince.

We had a convo about Rub A Dub on his radio show last week.

Rub A Dub stylee is a beloved part of reggae culture and I created an event called Rub-A-Dub ATL.

You can check out the Sunsplash Mix Show segment to hear me talk about my passion, the mission to share reggae music with my community and the world at large.

RubADub Interview:

We speak with the selector/promoter Kahlil Wonda about the history and current status of “Rub A Dub” music. Monthly, he invites our Atlanta and surrounding neighbors to fulljoy this diverse reggae sub-genre with featured international selectors. This event is dedicated to positive vibes so it is Sunsplash Media Endorsed.

Humble Me – Jah9
Tune In Rub A Dub Sound – Sugar Minott
Full Highlanda Rub-A-Dub Interview
Someone – Kranium

Click HERE to download or listen.

Originally posted on iLoveSunSplash.com